Live synthesizer and handmade oscillator performance at Eastern Bloc Artist Run Centre in Montreal. 



Eastern Bloc Live March 3 2016.1

It's already been a decade since J Dilla — the mercurial producer and rapper from Detroit — passed away and his posthumously completed album, The Shining, saw the light of day on BBE Records. 

As they prepare to release the project on 7" for the first time, we're extremely honoured to get our hands on a never-before-heard mixtape by the master himself. Made some time between mid-1999 and early 2000, it's a fly-on-the-wall showing of what Jay Dee had blaring out of his speakers while on the sofa or by the MPC. 

Sink into your own couch and press play before ordering a copy of the re-release.

Order The Shining here - http://bbemusic.lnk.to/JDilla-The-Shining

J Dilla: Back To The Crib Mixtape

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In the forth episode of our Isla Sonido podcast series, we bring the maestro of the Pampas, Chancha Via Circuito. 

His sounds is a unique blend  of the beautiful folclore from Argentina and the Andes, mixed with magical beats and an energy that pumps love through our south american hearts ♡

Enjoy.

Tracklist.

1. Ancient Voices - Ritual terre
2. El Remolón ft. Runin Suy - Energía natural (Chancha Via Circuito remix) 
3. Coro Toba Chelaalapi - Zorro zagas (Chancha Via Circuito remix)
4. Nicola Cruz ft. Tanya Sanchez - Cocha runa
5. Matthew Herbert - The Nine Seeds Of Navdanya
6. Shiken Hanzo - Apache warrior
7. Ancient Voices - Old Earth Voodoo
8. Big Wild - Ayahuasca at night
9. Dj Khalab - Magny
10. Madala Kunene - Ubombo (smith & mighty remix)
11. Roberto De Simone - Secondo Coro Delle Lavandaie (Pigmalião Remix)

Chancha Via Circuito @ Isla Sonido #04

piece for 5 Make Noise VCOs & lowpass gates. #4 in a series, recorded live.

study #4 11.18.16

Harry Bertoia - Clear Sounds (excerpt)

Track 5 from 'Hotep' by Blue Iverson. Prod. by Dean Blunt. Vox by AKUA, Jeff Gitty on guitar, Paul Cornish - keys, Jake Viator - engineer xo

Blue Iverson (aka Dean Blunt) - Hush Money

Mobile users want better video calls, streaming television and faster downloads, all of which utilize the radio spectrum. As a result, more of the radio bandwidth is being allocated for commercial gain, placing more demands on the limited radio spectrum available. FM Mutiny simultaneously repurposes the entire FM-band in rapid succession revealing the saturation of information that constantly solicits our attention while creating an ephemeral portrait of the current radio spectrum. The creative re-allocation of these frequencies is an act of defiance that destructs the content of the broadcast while empowering the listeners to take control of the radio space.

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Tibet: The Monastery of Gyütö (excerpt2)

To accompany our feature we commissioned a mix from Danny Alvarado, AKA Sonido Confirmación, one of the story's main characters. It offers a taste of not only the tropical music you're likely to hear at a sonidero party, but the way these DJs use their voice to tie the tracks together, while hyping up partygoers with shout-outs and sound effects.

Read up on this inimitable Mexican scene: www.residentadvisor.net/features/3203

Follow @sonidoconfirmacion

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Martín Rodríguez

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